Fakir (noun)

1. A Muslim ascetic, especially one who lives by begging or performing miracles.
2. A Muslim ascetic, especially one who lives by begging or performing miracles; a Hindu or Jain ascetic who lives by begging and performing acts of endurance, or a Muslim or Hindu religious leader or teacher.

Origin:

From the arabic word "faqir" meaning "poor" or "pious".

Examples:

1. The fakir lived in a cave and begged for food.
2. The fakir was known for his ability to perform miracles.
3. The fakir was a spiritual leader and teacher.
4. The fakir performed acts of endurance to demonstrate his devotion.
5. The fakir was respected for his humility and simplicity.